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Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd is at 214 Elm Street and is from 1924. It is now called Iglesias Cristianas Rey de mi Vida.

Hatfield Native American Burial Sites

West Hatfield Congregational Chapel was at 11 Church Avenue. It is now at 9 Church Avenue. It is in the stick style Victorian from the 1890s. It would later become the Holy Trinity Lutheran Church.

Moses Porter House in Hatfield is at 49 Main Street.

Bardwell Farm is there now. LINK

Center School of Hatfield is from 1920.

Dickinson Memorial Hall in Hatfield is at 39 Main Street and is from 1894. The Hatfield Public Library is there along with the Hatfield Historical Society and the Memorial Hall Museum.

Hatfield Public Library – WEB SITE

Hatfield Historical Society – WEB SITE

Hatfield Farm Museum – LINK

Ministers of the First Congregational Church of Hatfield

Robert M Woods – LINK – pastor from 1876 to 1909

Joseph Lyman – LINK 1772 to 1828

Saint John’s Lutheran Church is at 53 Main Street in Hatfield. It is from 1907. It was built in the Colonial Revival style. People from the Czech region settled in the town and they built this church. The church closed in 1969.

Spur of the Manhan Rail Trail toward Northampton

Manhan Rail Trail

Farmington Canal

Hampton Mill Worker Housing

Manhan River

Northampton Street Railroad Trolley Bed

Norwottuck Rail Trail

Southampton Greenway will be a three mile trail in that town.

See their web site LINK

Manhan Rail Trail